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Next to nothing back. >> why are we afraid for bargain for consideration. we are giving this. it seems we are offering from such a week positioning points it makes no sense whatsoever the president is making us welcome he believes america is not positive in the world he thinks he were are the problem. in the case of iran. he believes we have treated them badly over the years. we supported the shaw. and so on and so if america simply gives up any pretense of trying to contain this central bank fo...

None of us understand this, because i think all of us would agree that at some point, someone is going to go in there and mirandize this guy, and thats wrong. >> all right. now, they cant do that yet, when hes on a ship steaming his way here. so if youre this guy, wayne, right? youre thinking, well, im not going to be cooperating with these guys in the interim, because im hearing theyre going to read me these rights they have in the united states to protect me. right? >> well, i think thats a go...

Of world war ii didnt say america is too war weary, we cant leave a residual force in europe, because russia would be twice as big as it is today. the point of leadership is leading a war-weary public to the point of saying this is a national interest, we have to do it. not standing in front of people and saying, i know youre tired, i know youre tired. its standing in front of people and saying i know youre tired, but we have to prevent a caliphate by isis from being established. >> taking that ...

>> some of the back-and-forth hes talking about now, lets listen to more of that and then ill bring you back in. >> i talked to crocker yesterday, he said this is the greatest threat -- national security threat since 9/11. i can tell you, the presidents inability to negotiate a status of forces agreement put us in this situation that were in today. >> taking military action, conducting air strikes, dropping bombs, based on poor intelligence, without having realtime intelligence, and boots on the...

That august 21st attack. including at least 426 children. but then the report later goes on to say this -- in the three days prior to the attack, we collected streams of human signals and geospecial intelligence that we associated with a chemical weapons attack. its pretty startling and pretty amazing. if you understand presumably what theyre saying, if the u.s. knew three days in advance this was about to take place, why didnt the u.s. try to stop it, warn the rebels, warn the people there get ...

The ground? >> i dont know what the president is thinking is on this. we dont have large scale combat units or humanitarian units on the ground. i think it would be less than honest to say we have no boots on the ground. >> americans in uniforms and with communication equipment who are in the military who are on the ground? >> i would hazard to say probably not in uniform but, yes they are probably able to give two critical things. realtime intelligence, eyes on the target and most importantly t...

Tunisia, egypt and perhaps other places. do you think that is a fair accusation or is this just the ole washington blame game kicking into high gear again? start with you, congressman rogers. >> i think its the washington blame game. if you go back and took a very critical look, dutch was a prosecutor, i was in the fbi. we understand the thoroughness in an investigation. i dont know how you say that. nobody had a crystal ball. nobody could say on this day that an event that happened 1400 miles a...

>>. >> when the berlin wall came down in 1989, it was a surprise. no one saw it coming. the cia had no clue. they didnt know it was going to happen. in his book "legacy of ashes history of cia" reporter tim wiener shows the night the berlin wall came down, the chief of the soviet division who might have a handle on it, was holed up at headquarters watching tv news coverage of what was happening in berlin to come up with what he was going to tell the white house because acco according to the hist...

Democrats said today that they would like more time to study whatever the attorney general has in mind, shep. >> shepard: what would that mean in practical terms, cat? >> there is no real details about how it might work in the future. statement pretty clear there has been evolution in his thinking on miranda and how to get realtime intelligence. in the last five month there has been controversy over when to read terrorist suspect his rights. mutallab was questioned for 50 minutes before being re...